36v E-z-go Textron Golf Cart Floor Scrubber Fork Lift Charger 36 Volt Battery on 2040-parts.com
Maricopa, Arizona, United States
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Very well used with obvious signs. Has several scratches, dents but has been tested and is in perfect working condition. This unit features a timer on off switch. Unlike the automatic units this can even charge a battery bank that has been completely discharged. Has alligator style connectors but you can easily switch with connector from your broken charger or keep the alligator clips to charge multiple golf carts or other 36v battery banks.
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